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The document provides information about Mrs. Esquivel's class schedule, grading policy, promotion standards, and special events for parents. It outlines the school start and end times, as well as the class schedule including times for reading, math, lunch, recess, and other subjects. It describes that progress reports will be sent home between report cards and lists the grading scale. Promotion standards, performance folders, discipline folders, and accelerated reading are also summarized. Special events throughout the year like Red Ribbon Week and field day are listed.
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This document provides information for parents about Year 2 at the school. It outlines the teaching staff, curriculum areas covered, and communication methods between school and parents. Key information includes bi-weekly planning meetings for the Y2 teaching team, curriculum topics like journeys and animals, and extracurricular activities such as violin lessons and educational visits. The document also details homework policies, routines for arrival/pick-up, and requests parent volunteers to help in class.
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Y2 meet the teachers presentation
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Monterey Ridge Back to School Night 2009
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Open house slide show
- 1. to Mrs. Esquivel’s Open House
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